Results for perceived translation from Turkish to English

diagnostic differences, impact, and relations with perceived headache triggers.
diagnostic differences, impact, and relations with perceived headache triggers.

coping with stigma and the embodiment of perceived illegitimacy of multiple sclerosis.
coping with stigma and the embodiment of perceived illegitimacy of multiple sclerosis.

it is the person of jonah himself that is of symbolic and prophetic significance, a significance which was commonly perceived and had been represented in countless works of art including manuscripts and stained glass windows.
while this alone does not seem to warrant him a place above the high altar, it is the person of jonah himself that is of symbolic and prophetic significance, a significance which was commonly perceived and had been represented in countless works of art including manuscripts and stained glass windows.

in fact vitruvius often shows some difficulty in neatly separating the two concepts. and it seems that the way modules in fifth century practice tended to be selected with proportional harmony in mind also reconciles a perceived opposition between the design principles of adding the parts to create the whole on the one hand, and subdividing the whole to create the parts on the other.
in fact vitruvius often shows some difficulty in neatly separating the two concepts. and it seems that the way modules in fifth century practice tended to be selected with proportional harmony in mind also reconciles a perceived opposition between the design principles of adding the parts to create the whole on the one hand, and subdividing the whole to create the parts on the other.

for example, women who are found guilty of counter-stereotypical crimes, such as child murder, are thought to be punished for both their crime and their deviation from the traditional feminine stereotype (e.g., nurturing; viki et al., 2005). thus, in the same way, it would be expected that male offenders who are perceived to have engaged in behaviour incongruent with masculine stereotypes would be punished for both their crime and their deviation from traditional masculine stereotypes. this violation of dual stereotypes is commonly referred to in the literature as double deviance (daly, 1989; saulters-tubbs, 1993; steury, & frank, 1990; viki et al., 2005).
the measure assessing categorisation as a typical murder also provided some tentative support for this prediction, with the feminine defendant being seen as less like a typical murderer compared to the masculine defendant, but only when the defendant was a woman. while the pairwise comparison was significant, the interaction was not statistically significant despite the effect size being the same size as the significant effect for the defendant gender.